The phrase "allow a prospective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or opportunities for someone who is being considered for a position, role, or opportunity.
Example: "We need to allow a prospective candidate to showcase their skills during the interview process."
Alternatives: "permit a potential" or "grant a possible".
"You don't have to allow a prospective employer to run a credit check, but they don't have to give you the job," Mr. Maltby said.
The safety board recommended tighter standards for medical examinations that bus and truck drivers must pass every two years and for procedures to allow a prospective employer to find out whether an applicant has a drug problem.
For example, the internet can allow a prospective employer to have in front of them an embarrassing photograph posted on a social network by an applicant 10 years ago.
One feature. of the program would allow a prospective owner to work as a paid employe in the business for a time before making up his mind whether to purchase it.
At WellBiz Brands, Inc., for example, we host a "Meet the Team Day" at our support center to allow a prospective candidate to meet all company departments and get a closer look at the brand and culture in the franchise discovery process.
Since this series does not allow a prospective evaluation, the retrospective evaluation of ductal invasive grade 3 carcinomas seemed the most promising approach.
In addition, this high incidence allows a prospective cohort study with a relatively small number of patients.
Since the program started in 2009, a database has been built and allows a prospective follow-up of clinical and sociodemographic variables.
To this end, we used unique Swedish population-based registers allowing a prospective nation-wide study with drug intake ascertained through a prescription register.
This allowed a prospective analysis of safety of glucocorticoid replacement for a total period of 30 months in patients who entered stage 1.
The HIA process allows a prospective evaluation of projects or public policy while the strategies and activities carried out, considering their collaborative nature, allow a transfer and ownership of knowledge by the actors involved.
